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Grand Park's Spring Programming Line-up Offers Angelenos Enlightenment

The Music Center today announced Grand Park’s spring 2016 programming line-up with free events and activities for Angelenos...

Campus Circle Staff

Film Movie Reviews

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Jane Austen would only think it's kind of funny

Alright, people. Here we have a unique specimen: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Not is this just an adaptation, but it’s...

Cooper Copeland

Film Interviews

Dir. Grímur Hákonarson talks Rams and the particularity of Icelandic humor

Somewhere deep in the chilled waters where the Atlantic and the Arctic meet, lies an island where the bond between man and his...

Cooper Copeland

Film Interviews

Actor Michael Shannon gets real

Michael Shannon has played fictional characters, such as General Zod in “Man of Steel.” He’s also taken on...

Film Movie Reviews

JeruZalem and watching flying zombies through Google Glass

What happens when a demon, a zombie, and a fairy walk into a bar in Jerusalem? If you guessed that everybody walks out of said...

Cooper Copeland

Film Blog

CA & RI Filmmakers Prep Touching Romantic Dramedy Film to Benefit Autism Charity

RHODE ISLAND / LOS ANGELES – L.A. & Rhode Island filmmakers team up with The Autism Project, Rhode Island to raise...

Campus Circle Staff

Film Special Features

2016 winter-spring movie sneak previews

Jan. 15AnesthesiaThe assault of a philosophy professor ties together the existential dilemmas of a disparate group of New Yorkers....

Film Movie Reviews

Good Morning Karachi: a good step for Pakistani filmmaking, but not big enough

It’s easy to take for granted the kinds of stories that fill our screens here in America. In order for us to take a second...

Cooper Copeland

Culture Travel

Ski Free at Snowbasin Resort with your Alaska Airlines Boarding Pass

Based on the success of Alaska Airlines “Ski the West” campaign last winter, Snowbasin Resort has once again partnered...

Film Movie Reviews

Son of Saul: a Holocaust film evolved

I like to think of Son of Saul as a windowsill. The window itself contains the familiar images of tragedy that The Holocaust...

Cooper Copeland

Film Special Features

DiCaprio’s long wait outside the winner’s circle may be ending

Awards nominations are a regular occurrence for Leonardo DiCaprio, who turns up on prestigious seasonal film lists as often as...

Zach Bourque

Books Special Features

Holiday Booklist

FILMMenus for Movieland, by Richard Abel, will impress even the most jaded film connoisseur. Focusing on newspapers from 1913-1916...

Angela Matano

Gifts Holidays

Noah and Trevor Mayer, Creators of DRUNK STONED OR STUPID

Created by brothers Noah and Trevor Mayer, DRUNK STONED OR STUPID [A Party Game] launched in November of 2015. With pre-sales...

News Campus

An Analysis of The Safest Schools for Women

A little over a year ago, President Obama reported, “An estimated one in five women have been sexually assaulted during...

Film TV Time

For cable networks, holiday movies are the gift that keeps on giving

Even Ebenezer Scrooge might have been impressed with how TV networks are profiting from holiday movies.Along with early displays...

Yvonne Villarreal

Culture Tech

Apps could ‘Uber-ize’ some holiday deliveries

ATLANTA — The delivery vehicle that pulls up to the house this year might be a blue Toyota instead of a brown truck.Phone...

Nahal Nazer

Film Special Features

Restored James Baldwin documentary timely as ever

When I sat down last week to watch “James Baldwin: The Price of the Ticket” (in a digitally restored version of the...

Gaming Reviews

Game review: ‘Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash’: Just a slice

You can tell Nintendo is starting to hit the waning days of a hardware lifecycle when it starts putting out mediocre Mario sports...

Steve Watts - Shacknews.com

News Campus

University offers high-tech homework that’s tailored to students

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tiffani Harper’s online homework seemed to have a mind of its own. It knew that she learned best...

Gabrielle Russon - Orlando Sentinel

News Campus

Kansas colleges prepare for gun-toting students

WICHITA, Kan. –– As Kansas moves toward a time when guns will be as welcome on university campuses as laptops, students...

Dion Lefler - The Wichita Eagle

Music Interviews

Five Fingertips: new indie pop songwriter brings knowledge and passion to his debut album

Lurking in one of the most bustling independent music scenes, way over there in Athens, GA, is a guy who loves music—no,...

Cooper Copeland

Film Movie Reviews

Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara show us what love can do in Carol

It’s hard to imagine a movie season without Cate Blanchett sweeping in and enchanting us with her unholy level of class,...

Cooper Copeland

Film Interviews

Director Deniz Gamze Erguven and her five actresses on sisterhood and hope in Mustang

The breath of sisterhood is impenetrable. It is something otherworldly, yet completely of the soil, as we pop up alongside our...

Cooper Copeland

Film Special Features

How a movie’s food makes it to the screen

In some movies — a lot of movies, actually — if you see a character eating ice cream, the actor is really licking...

Daniel Neman - St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Film Interviews

Dir. Lisa Immordino Vreeland on courage in Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict

To say that she saved modern art would not be hyperbolic. When Peggy Guggenheim, daughter to tycoon Benjamin Guggenheim, who...

Cooper Copeland

Film Movie Reviews

Trumbo and The Hollywood Ten remind us to fight against the odds

The legacy of Hollywood is something rather unquantifiable. We often forget how great the film industry’s impact has on...

Cooper Copeland

Film Movie Reviews

Gaspar Noe's Love ain't for everyone, and that's okay

Ah, love. It’s in the air. We all love to talk about it, dream about it, hope for it, or, if you happen to be on the latter...

Cooper Copeland

News Campus

Why California’s community colleges will soon offer 4-year degrees

MODESTO, Calif. — When Emily Littleton was growing up, she was often awoken at night by the sound of her younger sister...

Kathyrin Barron - The Hechinger Report

News Campus

To combat sexual assault, colleges say yes to affirmative consent

CHICAGO — For Blake Bullock, talking about sex is nothing new. As a peer educator at the University of Illinois, he leads...

Bonnie Miller Rubin

Music Live Show Reviews

Madonna, Oct 27 @ The Forum

Take a dose of Cirque du Soleil acrobatics, Broadway-style choreography, costumes changes that would have made...

Mari Fong